April 2019 Energy Market Update   The Bottom Line Winter has left us with a large deficit of natural gas in storage which will potentially lead to price volatility if […]

Recently, there has been a flood of research and discussion on the topic of health and housing. Once limited to the realm of clinical care, health is now understood to […]

Director of Energy Management Services, Samantha Pearce, spoke at Urban Green Council’s Smart Building Summit on April 10, 2019. Read a recap of her session below. Smart Retrofits Add Value […]

Update: The Climate Mobilization Act passed on April 18, which included Int. 1253-C, PACE financing, building efficiency grades, and seven other bills.  As the New York City Council prepares to […]

We’re proud of the intelligent, passionate, and hardworking people that make up the Bright Power team. Each month, you’ll get a chance to meet one of them, understand how they […]

Far Rockaway, NY – Ocean Bay Apartments is shining light on how to combine affordable housing preservation and climate change mitigation. The 24-building, 1,395-unit complex now boasts a 575 kW […]

A new development illustrates the utility cost benefits of installing energy efficient improvements. There are many questions about the cost benefits of installing energy efficient improvements, like LED lighting, drought-tolerant […]

Bright Power’s MoBIUS helps Marymount Manhattan College (MMC) stay on top of their energy usage and supports their sustainability investments. The College has implemented a Building Management System that monitors/regulates […]

Benchmarking involves measuring performance and comparing it to peers using energy and water consumption data. Benchmarking offers an established framework to: Strategically assess the current performance of your buildings versus […]